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Glossary
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G-7
multiplexed mode
An SCXI operating mode in which analog input channels are multiplexed 
into one module output so that your cabled DAQ device has access to the 
module’s multiplexed output as well as the outputs on all other multiplexed 
modules in the chassis through the SCXIbus.
mux
multiplexer—A switching device with multiple inputs that sequentially 
connects each of its inputs to its single output, typically at high speeds, in 
order to measure several signals with a single analog-to-digital converter.
N
NC
not connected
NI-DAQ
The driver software needed to use National Instruments DAQ devices and 
SCXI components.
noise
Analog. Unwanted signals. Noise comes from both external sources, such 
as the AC power line, motors, generators, transformers, fluorescent lights, 
soldering irons, CRT displays, computers, electrical storms, welders, and 
radio transmitters, and internal sources, such as digital clocks, 
microprocessors, and switched mode power supplies. Video system noise 
can take various forms, including snow, which is a random video noise. It 
corrupts signals you are trying to send or receive.
O
offset error
A constant error added to a measurement along the whole transfer curve. 
For example, in mx+b, the offset error is b.
offset null 
 
compensation
The provision in strain-gauge signal conditioning hardware to remove the 
unwanted offset voltage present at the output of a strain-gauge bridge when 
no strain is applied.
P
parallel mode
A type of SCXI operating mode in which the module sends each of its 
output channels directly to a separate analog input channel of the DAQ 
device connected to the module.
passband
The range of input frequencies that are passed to the filter output without 
attenuation.